CS2 Console Commands

Below is CSDB's searchable list of all CS2 console commands. Each command in our database has in-depth insights on each command, with help and argument details (simply hover over a command to view).

How to Use CS:GO & CS2 Commands

First, turn on the developer console. Go to Settings > Game Settings and switch "Enable Developer Console" to Yes.
Press the ` or ~ key on your keyboard to open the console.
Type in a command, or copy it from here, hit ENTER, and you’re good to go!

mat_tonemap_force_log_lum_max

CS2 Only

Command

mat_tonemap_force_log_lum_max

Sets the max luminance for tonemapping, controlling scene brightness in HDR. Use -1 to revert to default.

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mat_tonemap_force_log_lum_min

CS2 Only

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mat_tonemap_force_log_lum_min

Sets a minimum luminance level for tonemap control, affecting how dark areas appear in the game.

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mat_tonemap_force_max

CS2 Only

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mat_tonemap_force_max

Sets the maximum tonemap value to a specified number. Use -1 to revert to the default setting.

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mat_tonemap_force_min

CS2 Only

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mat_tonemap_force_min

<value>

Sets the minimum tonemap value for in-game lighting. Mainly used for debugging and adjusting visual lighting effects.

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mat_tonemap_force_percent_bright_pixels

CS2 Only

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mat_tonemap_force_percent_bright_pixels

Overrides the percentage of bright pixels used in the tonemapping process to adjust overall scene brightness. The previous default value was 1.0.

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mat_tonemap_force_percent_target

CS2 Only

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mat_tonemap_force_percent_target

Overrides the default tonemap percent target (default is 45). This cheat command works only when cheats are enabled.

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mat_tonemap_force_rate

CS2 Only

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mat_tonemap_force_rate

<Rate>

Controls the rate at which the tonemap scale changes. Primarily used for debugging by developers.

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mat_tonemap_force_scale

CS2 Only

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mat_tonemap_force_scale

<Scale>

Sets the tonemap scale to adjust the overall brightness of the scene. Useful for customizing visual brightness during development or gameplay.

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mat_tonemap_force_use_alpha

CS2 Only

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mat_tonemap_force_use_alpha

<Value>

Forces the tonemap to use a specific alpha value. Useful for debugging or testing; setting to -1 restores the default behavior.

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mat_tonemap_uncap_exposure

CS2 Only

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mat_tonemap_uncap_exposure

<0 / 1>

Turns the uncap exposure feature on or off, allowing the scene's exposure to go beyond normal limits. This command is mainly for debugging or creative effects and is considered a cheat.

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